>>I would like to keep a running package, kernel#2.4.20-20.9drbl, which >>is
compiled by me.,
What you need to do is to edit your /etc/apt/apt.conf file. I Can't
remember off the top of my head but you edit the line that says something
like fake-provides or something like that..
I'm on a Windoze at work so I can't be more specific
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From: Steven Shiau [mailto:steven@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 9:06 PM
To: shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: How to keep a package while using apt-get remove
Hi!
I would like to keep a running package, kernel#2.4.20-20.9drbl, which is
compiled by me.
Is that possible to run it like
apt-get remove -o RPM::Hold::="kernel#2.4.20-20.9drbl" kernel.*#.*drbl
I tried, but apt still asked me to confirm that if I want to remove
kernel#2.4.20-20.9drbl.
Does anyone know how to make it ? Or how can I use regular expression to
make it ?
Thanks in advance.
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